It's no secret that I'm not exactly Apple's most loyal fan. But I'm a fair guy. I give credit where credit is due, and when I slam something the object of that criticism deserves it. Like me.com, for example. The ideas behind me.com are fantastic, but the execution blows. Let's take a look at what me.com promises.
1. "Email, contacts, and calendars. In sync everywhere you go."
This is the hook that sucked me in. Do I trust Apple with all my contacts? I guess so. Trust isn't really my issue. Me and my fellow me.com users have continual issues with the sync actually working. This falls under the category of a great feature -- when it works.
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